SUVs with the Slowest Depreciation Rates

If you're in the market for a new SUV, you're probably thinking about how much it'll hold its value over time. According to our research, some SUVs depreciate less than others.

The Toyota 4Runner is a great example of an SUV with a slow depreciation rate. It retains an impressive 55% of its value after five years.

SUVs like the Toyota 4Runner and the Land Rover Discovery are popular choices for those who want a vehicle that will last. They're both known for their durability and off-road capabilities.

The Toyota 4Runner's strong resale value is likely due to its reputation for reliability and low maintenance costs.

The Toyota Land Cruiser is a nearly unsurpassed reputation for longevity and reliability, which means it tends to shed its value at a glacial rate. Its forecast is good for the very latest model, too, with a retained value of nearly 64% after three years.

The Land Rover Defender is another car that holds its value well, with a retained value of 68.79% after three years. The mid-sized 110 model seems to lose its value the slowest at the moment.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport earns a place on this list by retaining nearly 64% of its value after three years in P270e plug-in hybrid form. It's a great car too, with a practical seven-seat layout and a cosy, comfortable cabin.

The Kia Sportage is our reigning champion in the family SUV market, and it's already a bit of a bargain. It will also outperform all of those models on depreciation, making it a real hero.

The Range Rover Sport offers many of the same benefits as the Range Rover, but at a lower price. It's surprisingly agile and easy to move around tight city streets, plus it's comfortable and spacious for your family.

Here are the top 10 slowest depreciating SUVs, according to our research:

If you're in the market for a new SUV, you'll want to consider one that holds its value well. According to our research, the Toyota Tacoma takes the top spot, with an average value loss of just $6,259 over three years.

The Toyota Tacoma's impressive retention of value is matched by the Ford F-Series, which also experiences a relatively low depreciation rate of 24.48%. These two models are clear winners when it comes to retaining their value.

Here are the top 5 SUVs that depreciate the least:

The D300 5dr Auto is a top pick for those looking for a luxurious SUV experience without breaking the bank. It offers many of the same benefits as the Range Rover, but at a lower price.

This model is a great value for its price, with a list price of £80,193 and a 36k/3yr resale value of £44,100. If you're looking to sell it in three years, you can expect to get around 55% of your money back.

One of the standout features of the D300 5dr Auto is its incredible ability off-road. It's perfect for those who enjoy exploring the great outdoors or need a reliable vehicle for work.

Here's a breakdown of the model's specifications:

This model is also surprisingly agile and easy to move around tight city streets, making it perfect for urban driving.

If you're looking for a car that will hold its value, the Toyota Tacoma is a great choice. It held its value the most across three years, with an average value loss of just $6,259.

The Kia Sportage is another car that's known for retaining its value, with a 55.7% retained value after three years. This is especially impressive when you consider that it's already a bargain compared to its rivals.

The Porsche Macan is also a great option, with the entry-level 2.0T model holding over 63% of its value after three years. This is likely due to its popularity and the fact that it's a highly desirable car.

If you're looking for a more affordable option, the Kia Sorento may not be the best choice. It held its value the least, with a 55.16% depreciation rate over three years.

Here are the top 5 cars that retain their value the most, based on the data:

The Dacia Duster is a smart-looking option that's worth considering, especially if you're on a budget. It can be bought outright for less money than the depreciation alone of other slowest-depreciating cars on the list.

The Duster's entry-level Essential trim holds its value well, with a retained value of 63.35% after three years. This means you can sell it for £11,875, which is still more than half of its new price of £18,745.

If you're looking for a more premium option, the Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ P270e PHEV is another notable SUV that depreciates relatively slowly. It retains 63.81% of its value after three years, which is impressive considering its high new price of £152,770.

Here's a comparison of the two SUVs' retained values:

The Dacia Duster is a smart-looking all-new SUV that can be bought outright for less money than the depreciation alone of the other slowest-depreciating cars on the list. Its entry-level Essential trim has a retained value of 63.35% after three years, which is still more than £6,870 of its new list price of £18,745.

You can get the Duster in a higher-spec trim, but it still holds its value relatively well. The Duster's value pricing when new and steady demand for used models contribute to its low depreciation rate.

Here's a quick comparison of the Duster's value in different trims:

The Duster's retained value is impressive, especially considering its affordable price.

The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited is an iconic off-road vehicle that's been a favorite among adventurers for years. It's no surprise that it tops the list of slowest depreciating cars.

The latest Wrangler JL promises to be even better at off-roading while being easier to live with, which means it will probably hold its value even better than before.

One notable thing about the Wrangler Unlimited is that it loses a relatively small amount of its value over time. In fact, on average, it lost just $3,199 – or a mere 8.9 percent – of its value after one year.

If you're considering buying a Wrangler Unlimited, it's worth noting that the four-door model seems to hold its value better than the others. This could be a good option if you're looking for a reliable and practical off-road vehicle.

Here's a comparison of the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited with some of its competitors in terms of retained value:

Keep in mind that these figures are based on the vehicles' average new prices and retained values, and may not reflect the actual value of a specific vehicle.

If you're in the market for a small SUV, you've got some great options to consider. The Honda HR-V is a top contender, with a starting price of around $20,000 and a fuel economy of up to 28 mpg in the city.

The Honda HR-V is also known for its spacious interior, with a cargo capacity of up to 24.3 cubic feet behind the rear seats. It's perfect for road trips or daily errands.

The Hyundai Kona is another small SUV that's worth a look, with a starting price of around $20,000 and a fuel economy of up to 28 mpg in the city. It's also available with a range of trim levels, including a sporty SEL trim.